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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, April
16-8 cars phosphate rock, 20 sacks guaro, car
irlIlt, car wood, bbls rice, 3 sacks peas, 81
bags peanuts. $50 caddes tobacco. 3 bureaus 10
boxes tobacco, case smoking tobacco, bale
cotton, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
April 16--5 bales cotton, 26 ears lumber cars
coal, 2 cars wood, cars lime, 432 bbS vegeta-
blcs, 201 bbls and $50 boxes oranges 2,45{ boxes
vegetables IS bales g hides, II bales hides, and
mdse.
Per Central Railroad, April 1866 bales cot
ton. ~ bales yarn IS bales domestics, II bales
plaids. 10 bales hides. rolls leather, IL pkgs
paper, "a pkgs tobacco, 25,S73 lbs bacon, 2 pkgs
junk, 81 bbls spirits turpentine, 2i5 bbls rosn 2
bales paper stock, 81 pkga empties. car brick,
epkgs hardware, II cases eggs. 16 hf bbls beer
100 or bbls beer, T pkgs h goods ST bushels
corn 35 bbls -four, SO cars lumber, 2 cars wood,
135 tons pig iron, Is cases liquors, I pkg ma
chinery, car railroad Wheels 1856 pkgs mdse
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CURIOUS sErroR appeared in The SKY 70 the
northward Of Quebec about O'Clock on safi,r-
day night and shed a very vivid light over the
face Of the country u seemed liie a rlabe 81
fire about q f0ot IN diameter and inr1ovil,ie
Aher glowing With great brllancy I'm abonf u
quarter ~ al houf i gradually raied and Dis
appeared.
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MARITTME MISCFLJANY

Philadelphia, April 14-Schr Henry D May,
Morris, from Fernandina March for Philadel-
phia, for the safety of which some fears were
entertained, arrived here to-day.
Schr Nathaniel Lark, from Jacksonville for
New York, which arrived ut Delaware Break
water last evening, is leaking 800 strokes per
hour
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Juniata. for PhiIadelphia-sS
bales upland cotton. 5i@ empty kegs, $50 boxes
fruit. 243 bales donestcs and yarns. SO bags
bones ~ bales paper stock. 80 bbs rosin, liz
bbls spirits turpentine G55, g47 feet lun Der q
pkgs hides II bbls iron. II bbls fruit, 93S bbls
and 81 boxes vegetables, - tons pig iron, 50
pkgs mdse
bales cotton, q: bbls rice, 1893 bbs rOsin, 1865
bbls spirits turpentine, 50 bales domestics and
yarns - rolls leather, II bales rags. SO bbs and
$50 boxes oranges. 131 bids hides. 3ij bbls and
36i crates vegetables, ~ pEgs mdse.
Per bark Actaeon (Norl. for Pooteeloff Harbor
3 800 bbls sin, weighing 1888, 42j pounds-S
+ Shotter & Co.
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Mill timber 81 below these figures.
FRFIGHTS.

LUMBER-By Sail-There are no arrivals of
tonnage for coastwise charter and vessels are
in demand to load ready cargoes for Baltimore
especially. The rates are firm at quotations.
Freight limits are from 50 to So rs from
this and the near Georgia ports to the Chesa-
ports and eastward Timber 5Oc0$1 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies and
windward, nominal; to South America, $13014;
to Spanish and Mediterranean ports, S11G0l2;
to United Kingdom for orders, timber, ga 28s;
lumber, 83 los. Steam-To New York, 81; to
Philadelphia 81; to Boston, SO.
NAVAL SToREs-Dull Foreign-Cork, etc,
for orders, Is Sd, and, IS; Adriatic, rosin, 3s
Genoa, rosin. Is 101ad Coastwise- Steam-To
Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 on spirits to New York,
rosin, 60c, spirits, soc; to Philadelphia, rosin,
S0c spirits, Doc; to Baltimore rosin, 30c, spirits
zoe.
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MILLINERY.
N O w r. Il A D Y
AT KROUSKOFFDS
MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE,


COMPRISING ALL THE NOVELTIES
Ten Thousand Straw and Fancy Braid Hats, from the
cheapest to the very finest quality, in every color and in
every shape for 1887.
Five Thousand School Hats in the most desirable shapes
Fifteen Thousand pieces of Ribbon comprising all the
latest mporatons and shades in Charereuse, Nile Green
Salmon Pink, Lilac and Heiotrope.
One Thousand cartons of Flowers The choicest designs
from Paris imporatons and comprising almost every flower
that blooms the spring. and positively the finest goods
in this city Our work rooms charge of five artistic
designers out the most correct trimmed hats in the city,
prices much below others Our shelves and the
three large floors loaded with every variety of MILL
merry goods Our retailing the first floor wholesale prices
enables to sell goods far below any competition and
ladies purchase their millinery price
pettos have to pay We continue the sale Of Ribbons
prices as heretofore Every steamer adds novelties
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Steamship City Of Augusta, Catharine, New
YOrk-C G Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Juniata Askins, Philadelphia
Anderson. Agent
Steamship VIM Crane, Biilups, Baltimore
Jas B'West & Co.
Bark Actaeon Nor, Nordsrom, Pooteeloff
Har0Or--Holst & Co.
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tional advances were made. The market con-
tinued firm to strong with but slight reaction
toward p. m. for the remainder of the day.
the close being fairly active and firm, generally
at about the best prices reached. Almost the
entire active list is higher, and Reading and
Wheeling are up 1$4 per cent, and the remainder
for less amounts. The following are the closing
quotations:
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PoULrRY- Market steady; receipts heavy;
demand light for grown; half to three-quaiters
grown in good request EGGs-Market irTegu-
lar. with fair demand; supply good. PEANUTS
Ample stock; demand fair: market firm and
advancing. SuGAR-Georgia and Florida nomi-
nal: none in market. HONEY-No demand,
nominal. SWEET PoTAroEs-Scarce; receipts
very LIGHT. demand good
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane, for Baltimore-Mrs
r I McCay, Frank W Miller, u A HUMPHREYS j
w HUMPHREYS, 9 Il IIorsley and wife, II lIar'is.
Miss HoTsley. VI r Goodman, Walter Mohr, 4 II
Massey, G a Pickett. G n Phelps. = Peterson. A
Perkins. Mrs c l. Gunby, II McDuff. r l. Bell,
j Harris, II Phillips and wife w II Baker
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SUNDAY, April II, 1887.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohen's Bluff and way
landiugs-W I Gibson, Manager.
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VEGETABLEs-By Steam-(By special contract)
To New York, Philadelphia, Boston and Balti-
more, standard crates, 20c; barrels. 40c With
out the contract, crates, 35c: barrels, 75c.
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NAvAL STORBs-Ine maTket TOT splrItS tur-
pentine was very firm and advancing. The sales
for the day we're 100 casks, of which 30 casks
we're regulars at 3516c. and so casks of regulars
at Bic. At the Board of Trade on the opening
rsll the market was reported firm at 351Hc. bid
for regulars. At the second call it was quiet at
lie. for regulars Rosin--The market was very
net at quotations. The sales for the day were
about 631 barrels. At the Board of Trade on
the first call the market was reported steady,
with sales of 100 barrels, at the following quota
tons a; B. and D % s7}1ss,, p 8 Gs18 F
81 75I91 IS, n 50 1902 %, window glass So 50,
water white 81 IS, At the closing call it was
unchanged.
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R1rE-The market was quiet but firm and
Unchanged There was a good inquiry and
about 200 barrels changed hands during the day,
at about quotations, as follows:
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS,
VI - ,.-~,.u GA Anril 16 u

vi SAvANNAH, GA, April Is, Pm. {
uo>, The market was dull and somewhat
0..oI for lack of offering stock. The sales
81 the day we're only II bales. On Change at
~ y. nnening call at 10 a. M, the market was
'lo "a dull and unchanged, with sales of II
isye, Az the second call, at p. M, it was
I 9am there being no sales. At the third and
'n n-;r call at p. m, it was still dull
. 'nS Unchanged, with no further sales. The fol-
sIr are the official closing spot quotations
w." r,,.tor Fxchange:
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BIB A u U NM MN ~ cSSs
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RED TICKET SALE.

RED TICKET SALE.
Te6e We shall fss rsesy our ny annual Ml
Clearing Sale We guarantee you only bargains.
cf bsSH, lsB Bf Surf F1 BfFlnf sAfg
READ-1S Newmarkets trimmed in Beaver Nutria
sn H0 sis "s sou r0 sh' iss
si,S in sEewn r and
plain. This 70, " Sasr at s4.5o. '''''' '''''
READAbou 20 Jackets for ladies' and Misses some
imported, some Of Bf9nels, Ottoman. Beaver
and Jersey cloths, sold as high as 80, will now
give e4 GHfL 3 $is cLoAKs.
some with eapss sold as as sss S. , Viii ass
first choice at 81, second Choice, Sc. few
Boys kits Hms sHI item
II 5 10 Misses Suits in cloths
Of As SLIGHTLY
dna ~ regular I rh price 80 to s25 to close
3 fSss 81. 'fa f3tR
1s e, to Sss s 4 v1
% r flGse sa1 It o ys5 worth
o 10 DOLL o 70 SUPERINTENDENT f'EIs nj Il III yard
READ-AbOut our French Bisque Dolls, regular price
1AS1Rs fl4sf Gl,i F sf fisS
ribbon aon Sn3 regular ,Gs prices from rs TO
READ-About our finest quality Colored Sets collars
sna cuffs 0 :, regular ~ prices s to se
READ-A6out our odd sizes in Mourning Collars. reg
Has at
siightly soiled; regular prices. 25 to 5Oc: to
close S e; + lse' 6 SEP
hEAD-A6on1 scho 10: bgss regular prices is to ESQ.,
READ-Abons Dressing Combs; odds and ends; worth
.o It hoc pair
close out Vt le. pair. :"
eSse f:n' sold at and 1oe box to
READ-ASou. Rubber Hair Pins; sold at &C.: to close
Hale; Pint. 40 in paper to close ont At
1s a gffS s 1T eoss ass
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
hEAD-Asoat remnants s 81 Black Lace Flouncings IN
price feS rsmn asnso onYy regular
ss Tard E'e pris tfl Flo REGULAR price
9 ShsT r remnant n equally cheap
READ-About an our 25 and 35c PlushN and Fur
LOOPS 7 4 i'asf g Sf & III sffs
esa aa sa az En eseR Fancy Plush
s Ts sq s,ssn f.
~ y MUSLIN iiES LIN UNDERWEAR
READ-About Odds and Ends in soiled goods Consist
aoES a s 9ess.s Corset sss
Also lot Of Sdd sizes Gorsss' fro% t a be.I To-
SIoo actually worth double.
DRY GOODS.
| READ-About our closing sale Of Dry Goods We are
nearly sold out; still many stylish and pretty
effects are left, which we have placed on the
center tables. aud will sell at any reasOnahle
E ssf 4 : ! E IN NJ !: ass
b Bb p A "A . INF + SHS s = |. ..
7rH. 9Th AND SITS. d31
NEcKwEAR AND Crows,
| OPENED THis MORNING
| New assortment for New Years day calling.
| aoo ". s. TEEL.
| o%o 03S Pennsylyanis avenue
GENTLE''ESs SUITS s s9B ~ s,.rn ~. :.
C9ats 5O cents; Pants, Is cents; Yeats rs cents
altering and repairing done in best Inanncr
Goods called for aud delivered
| 700 9th st; NV, (telephone cali 56D3S ana A
IA s ae ST. eslt'mors. Telephone call 15il..2
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

SoR SAIL HANDSOME DARK BAY HORSE
,y es, years 9,1 rTm,s dr1yer pertecty safe for
dress HORSE, Star office. al ais
NOR sAIE-AHsNDsoME PONY; YOUNG soIrNu
ave. '' '''D ~ ''''' IN and s ssi afFs
lNoR sALE-sINGING BIRDS. BIRD FOOD AND
rf assortment sa Tisf n A A., ana fsh fSed
store. 18th st. two doors south Pa ave n.,3 -ams
EoR SALE NEW SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIA
b. r. o., Star Office. stating Offer. div.
RsoI SALE.FfNE TIGER. LEOPARD PANTHER
cho da B Ra Bird s slrap ana pSss Goat aud hs.
variety Of tiane Panels Deer. En- aud Moose Antlers
UNIQUE presents before s%a rurha. s 's -
T VII. - r ; MEBsrER, studio Of Tgmdern.y.
I%oR SAIEzTH1RTY HEAD OF HORSES. JUST
Il ARRIVED FROM GEORGETOWN. KY
10 Coupe Horses: pair of matched Chestnut sor-
rel Horses. II hands inches high pair Of Black
Horses, IL hands incles HIGH very stylish also two
of the finest Saddle and HARNESS Horses that have ever
come to this market; BLACK Horse Cprince) IL,
hands inch highcan trot mile in > 10 any lady
can tro: mile In l6any lay can r1S Sth hsr risn
Bay Horse Billy, ID hands L inch hieh-can trot .
We call your special attention Bay Horse Frank
10 ha,ds hish can pece mile in ? 80 amy lady
TO be- snen Tifes sfsTa SS them NJ
ct. H. W., Washington. u. q. dsa- i3
IroR sALE-DoEs YOUR PIANO SUIT YOU IF
not. come and talk exchange with this week
square .tyis- iouF Piano taten at largest value
D'' " terms sun HE II TITAN HAM fKcaaseE
I,oR sALE- SPECIAL BARGAIN pARIoR
offered at rs less than new Irlce on payments Of SO
per month, or will exchange for square. This Sin
-, THE PIANO EXCHANGES
al 422 9Th e
ISoR SALE BIRDs-A FINE LOT OF IMPORT
II ed Canary Birds the rha.n
a1o Srs FIJI 8 ad Sass 4 the bird store lS h
EoR sALE-LARGEsT STOCK OF CHRISTMAS
Mheels including second hand boys Bicycles and
sd Star sses It'll ao see agents Tor ISs
ISoR sALE-HARTZ MOUNTAIN, ST ANDREAs-
Smre i na singing Norwich Il, and Red Sana,res
Food and Cages. FRED ZELIER. a3l Pa. ave nv
TOR SALE A FINE STOCK OF CARRIAGES.
daulettes. Broushains, Coupes and Coupe koskAwsys
dl3-1m 4l2 10 4l6 l4th 1T NV
nor SAIE-sPEcIAL HOLIDAY BARGAINS IN
n ae kaSe iIs a PsA a. including n
l. WILD Bros 700 9TH st nv. dll-lm'
NOR SALE-CARRIAGEs CARRIAGES FOR FALL
y ana winter use; Coupes, Broughams Coupelettes
well knoW9 makers Brewster 4 Co.. fisndrsa
R SenfE1is fgsser' &c" at 4oo Penn ave. NM
NOR sLLE-BROUGHAN, BY BREWSTER. OF
Broome st, \ Y, Pole and shafts in frst-cAss
Apply at PAINEs Coach Shops .50s ia. ave. d. Pm
IyoR SALE-LARGE STOCK OF FALL AND WIN
ter SsrIiases soapes e9npelettes broue hams Ian
ond hand JOHN NJ YOUNG.
n21-3m 40 and ASH q ST. NV
EoR SALE : ONE SECONDHAND UPRIGHT.
II $40; one second hand Square $50; one slightly
for rent HuG6 WokeH o e $50 III ,. lam
IvoR SALE-FINEST LINEN PAPERS
II Cheap.
"CAI1GRAPH OFFICFw
DC I'm 91
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II will be perceived from this comparative table
that there has been marked increase in crcula-
ton In each months OF 1886 over that OF the cor
responding month in 1885. The smallest increase
shown is in the month of March But that there
should have been any increase at all in that
month Is matter for surprise as well as gratifi-
cation. In March, 1885, it will be remembered,
President Cleveland was inaugurated,-an occa-
sion which brought many thousands of strangers
to the city and forced tine street sales of all the
daily papers up to an abnormal point for nearly o
week,-THR STARS circulation reaching one day
66,31O, and another trifie less than 81, Zoo. Yet
In spite OF these extraordinary special demands
for papers THE STARS aggregate circulation in
that month was surpassed by that OF March, 1885,
Nothing could better demonstrate the steady
growth OF the paper and It's hold upon public con-
hdence than this comparison.
OF this average daily circulation of a3,6s2
copies. the books OF the Office show that an aver
age Of $1,000 copies were circulated each day
within the city limits by carriers, newsboys and
counter sales at the Office. Estimating the popu-
lation Of Washington at the present time at some
thing over ZOO OOO this provides one copy of THE
STAR for about every ninth person in the city, OF
whatever color, creed, nationality, or circum-
stances Of life.
y No other newspaper IN the World has 50 |tIl
q circulation this IN the city IN ,Cliich it is
prfntedH Taking the usual allowance OF five
readers for each copy OF paper sold, (and In the
case of a recognized family newspaper, like this
the allowance should be considerably larger and
II may safely be assumed that THE STAR Is read
by about every person in Washington who Is
able TO read 1t follows, Therefore that It is the
cheapest and best oc,rertising medium within its
field TO be found any uhere ia this or any other
country.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

EfoR RENT-54 II ST n E ROOMS els: 1888
u SIN 81 NV, rooms sl0. 133 st;nw. rooms,
IT 500 10th ST n "
ESoR RENT-I33s ST. NE. NEARLY NFw
SIX room brick; hall vestibuie; latrobes; gns and
wsser cars pass the door; only e15 per month In
q"1re 81 81 NV. tal-ln
ZOE RENT-A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE ELEGANTLY
MONTH & kSfSa fis s essf aom nx circle .is FER
EoR RENT-sToP PAYING RENT AND BUY
nonse' 100 and upward. according TO value Of
property down; the balance i'm monthly payments
Soeus equal to the rent You pay You VIII thus be
Knight sa5 F st. NV room I. FIRST floor. jai-st
EoR RENT-N1CE II ROOM AND BATH HOUSE
frst floor iaI OF.
EoR. RENT-NEAR PRINTING AND PENSION
y Offices four new Houses 6 rooms, hath, gas. range
,1sIp9e; convenient and comfortable street.
NAM seTseS AVE. W only sa2 per month ownsr W.
- stories, rooms and cellar; all modern improve
d3l-3t. B. n. WARNER & CO.
EoR kENT-AT NOMINAL RENTAL. TEN-RoOM
t,i furnished House; table and bed linen, china end
na9t ~sIs &C. go cars at door: most fashionable
nsighnorhood The best chance in city. Address BOX
IA Star office. d3l -3t'
H. Is l234 Mass NV, Is r. fur........so $500 90
i3ad i4th st H. W., IL r.................. $3.50
i..,9 " 81 Nv, An IS
dsi:st n s. GsYwooD, cor 9th and SITS. 5 sS.o
T99 f. Rent $50 y st sw., Or 400
Cor On 8 :;s :s ss is II GO
S e5, st sw 7r.m.i25 90 2o3 3l9 st. s. W 1000
sii IN 3. s. sw r aS IS ass 10 GO
10 isw,6r-.-...-..l 1900 lib 1l15 Del. av--s5o
d3l-3t' c. H. PARKER cor AZ and T. SITS sw
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BLEACHED SHEETINGs.

blEACHED GREETINGS.
% sheetings. IA. II. Is and 19c. per yard.
IA SAeetings, H. IS and zoe per yard
Sd Sheetings, II, 10, 20, 22h and 25c. per
yard.
ga shee,ings, 10. 81. 22h and 25c per yard.
1O-4 sheetings, %. %, ~ y and 3Oc. per ard.
UNBLEACHED sHEETINGs
"a sheetings. IA, Is, II and 1sc. per yard.
"a Sheetings, II and zoe per yard
o. Sheetings, 10 and - &c per yard
1O-4 Sheetings, 81 and 25c. per yard
HALF BLEACHED sHEETINGs.
"a Half Bleached sheetings. 221zc. per yard,
1Oi Half Bleached Sheetings, 25c per yard.
WE ALSO OFFER AN
Excellent line of Cotton Bats, for filling COM
forts, &c Pound rolls, I'm, Is and lSc each
White and Drab Colored Sheet Wadding, for
Innings, paGdings, sc.
Wool Wadding, white and gray
Superb line of Table Oil Cloth, in pure white,
marble aud variety of fancy colorinss.
READY MADE BEDWEAR.
The steady growth of our trade in Ready-made
Sheets. holsters and Pilow-cases has at times
taxed the utmost capacity Of our working facil-
ues- Through extra efforts we have made upa
rather large stock OF these goods, and call atten-
Ton To the following extraordinary values:
BLEAcHED READY-MADE SHEETS.
1o-4 Sheets, ~ yards long. Csc. each, s7.5O
per dozen
1O-i Sheets, ~ yards long extra fne), Tic.
each. SIS per dozen.
lO-4 Sheets, ~ yards long (extra baayv, 75c
each, $50 per dozen
lo-i Sheets, ~ yards long lbest made), soc.
each, 80 per dozen.
"a Sheets. 2N yards long, only SOC. each,
@d00 per dozen.
"a Sheets, ~ yards long onlv 65c each
o.. 80 per dozen.
6-i Sheets, ~ yards long, for Cot beds, 4Oc.
each, $3.50 per dozen.
"a Sheets, "a yards long, for \ beds, SOC.
each, %. rs per dozen
READY-MADE PILLOW CASES.
ID Pillow Cases. 1 yard long, zoe. each, e2
per dozen.
"a Pillow Cases, yard long extra hssyy)
2oc. each. $3.50 per dozen
ID Pillow Cases, yard long, 25o. each. s275
per dozen.
"a Pillow Cases. yard long textra hne) 3Oc
each. 1925 per dozen.
READY-MADE BOLSTER CASES.
Bolster Cases. pa yards long. &c. each.
Bolster Gases, ~ yards long (extra) 4Oc each
READY-MADE UNBLEACHED SHEETS.
lo-4 Sheets. "a yards long. only 65c each,
$50 per dozen.
3D. Sheets, ~ yards long, only 6Oc. each. ~
per dozen.
II Sheets, Pa yards long, only Soc each.
S5.15 per dozen.
"a Sheets. IN yards long, only 45c. each,
$5.23 Per dozen.
READY-MADE UNBLEACHED PILLOW CASES
% Pillow Cases. lse. each, q. rs per dozen.
4s inch Pillow Cases. zoe. EACH az per dozen.
This sale offers an excellent opportunity for
hotei and restaurant keepers. boarding house
Keepers, steamboat pursers keepers Of public
and private institutions and the public in gen.
erai 10 lay In supply for some time to come n
We are positive that no lower prices ON these
qualities can posi- bly, be quoted in this or any
city.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
oNK PRICE ONLY.
02l PESN'A Ave- 9lo n Sr,x~,
] fall
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WOODWARD LOTHROP.
SEVENTH ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE
OF
COTTONS AND SHEETINGS.

Beginning Monday, Jan. Sd, 1887. we shall
inaugurate our Grand Seventh annual Sale of
Cottons and Sheetings, which will surpass in
magnitude any similar Offering ever made by us.
Since our purchase co:tons have shown de-
cided tendency to command better prices. We
will not advance present prices until compelled
TO do so by later purchases.
Full yard-wide Bleached Muslins, 6, z, 6, q,
10 and l251c. per yard.
Full yard-wide Unbleached Muslins, 5, 6, rs
and &c. per yard.
Full yard-wide Twilled Muslins, l24, IA and
13c. per yard.
Extra-fine Bleached Duck, for aprons only
12&c.
% and 30-inch Unbleached Drillipgs. Q. 10
and 1219c. per yard.
36-inch Fine Butter Cloth Muslins, 4 and &C.
Per yard.
4o-inch English Dairy Cloth, DC per yard
36-inch Cheese Cloth, cream and colors, and
Sc. per yard.
36-inch Bleaehed Cambrics, 10, IL, l2h and
loo. per yard.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL SPECIAL SALE
FINE EMBROIDERIES.


Our stock of these goods is now ready for your
inspection, and we take special pride in placing
such an estimsble stock before our customers as
it contains beyond doubt the best intrin-
sic values ever our good fortune to Offer
Instead of purchasing wide scantily embroi-
dered patterns to sell ut low prices, We have Sc
cured the best musiins heavily embroidered. in
the most desirable widths, which we have
marked at the lowest prices possible to name on
such qualities, so embroidered.
600 yls. Hamburg Edgings, y to 1 inch
wide, good muslin, heavy work, only &C per I'D.
500 yds Hamburg Edgines, to 2 inches
wide, excellent patterns, only u and &C. per yd.
1000 yds Hamburg Edgings, 1h to 219 inches
wide, splendid patterns, heavily worked, only
and &c peryd.
1000 yds. Hamburg Edgings, IN to inches,
wide,heavy work two inches deep. Best line yet
shown at the price, some pieces being worth
12E and 15c.; only Zoe. per yd.
1000 yds. Hamburg Edgings. 3 to 5 inches
wide, splendid patterns heavily worked, worth
Is and zoe; only 15e- per I'D.
1000 yds. Fine Hamburg Flouncings, Z to 9
inches wide, embroidered five inches deep, 81
distinct patterns, representing beyond a doubt
the largest and most varied line, and the best
intrinsic value ever offered at the price. Only
Poe. per yd
SWISS EMBROlDERIES.
500 yards Swiss Edginss, i to ~ inches wide,
excellent patterns only SC. per yard.
1000 yards Swiss Edgings,2 to inches wide,
full work, only &c. per yard
1200 yards Swiss Edgings,2 to inches wide,
heavy work, good quality, only 1Oc. per yard.
loo yards Swiss Edgings, to 10 inches
wide, splendid patternssome pieces worth 2Oc.,
only l219c. per yard.
ALL-OVER EMBROIDERIES.
ID inch Nainsook "all-over" Embroidery, only
soc. per yard, worth 81.
- inch fine NainsOok "all-Overn Embroidery,
heavy work, excellent patterns, worth aI76,
only 81 30 per yard
81 inch finer qualities more elaborate work,
81 and 81 80 per yard.
Matched Setts-Elegant line of Nansook EN-
broidery, in three widths, with insertion aud
'all-over" to match.
40 inch Swiss Flouncings, excellent patterns,
only 81 per yard.
;'S inch Ecru Embroidered Flouncings fine
work, worth 10c. and 8 Il, only Soc and zoe. per
yard.
3S inch Ecru Tuniques embroidery on both
ends). embroidered in ecru and white, worth
81, only S1.2o per yard.
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